November 6th, 2009 by Landon Corton
A young student, by name, Linus Torvalds, of the University of Helsinki, Finland, developed a fascination for Minix, a small Unix system and his fascination turned into an obsession for creating an operating system better than Minix. He succeeded in his efforts and brought out the first version of Linux Kernel in 1994, called version 1.0. Linux operating system culminated only on the basis of this Kernel. Several individuals and companies used this Kernel and with innovative modifications, brought out their own versions of Linux operating systems. 2.6 is the current version of Linux operating system and to endure and resonate vibrantly to the all-round changes in requirements, continuous efforts for development of suitable versions are being made.
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October 21st, 2009 by Luke Redding
Online tutoring is fast becoming a very popular medium of knowledge transfer. Compared to the traditional style of tutoring, which basically comprises of a tutor coming to a defined location for a face to face interaction, the new form of online tutoring has emerged to offer many benefits as well as flexibility. These perks are both for the tutor as well as the student.
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October 17th, 2009 by Andre J Jaay
It a well known fact that adding Virtual Teachers, Virtual Representatives or Animated Avatars to presentations and tutorials dramatically improves memory retention, impact and effectiveness of your media, recording a personal video to be your compare is something many people are not comfortable with. PowerPoint combined with AlterEgos revolutionary approach to fully automated talking avatars promises a great deal for very little money and simplicity itself.
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